Virginia E. Cyphers

The Morrisville Borough Council held its regular meeting on November 21, 2016, including a financial audit presentation showing the borough's sound financial health and a swearing-in ceremony for the Junior Councilperson. Public comments addressed past meeting procedures, vendor fees for the Town Watch event, and the budget shortfall in sanitation costs. Council members clarified that the sanitation costs, previously unincluded in the trash fee, were covered through taxes, resulting in a fee increase but not a net loss of funds.

The Morrisville Borough Council held its regular meeting on August 17, 2020, covering various topics including the approval of meeting minutes, bill payments, and reports from the Mayor, Police Chief, and Borough Manager. Significant discussions included grant approvals for the Public Library roof replacement and Melvin Avenue Basin improvements, proposals for electric vehicle charging stations and bicycle racks, and the review of several action items such as a trash collection contract and police directives. The meeting also addressed public concerns and questions regarding local issues.

The Morrisville Borough Council held its regular meeting on October 18, 2022, addressing various topics including personnel matters, blighted properties, and public comments concerning park maintenance and homelessness. The council approved minutes from the September 20, 2022 meeting, a bill list, and several action items such as a Halloween policy, grant funding distribution, and a contract with Johnson Controls. Appointments to the Library Board and Morrisville Municipal Authority were also discussed and voted upon.

The Morrisville Borough Council held a special meeting on October 27, 2020, at 5:30 p.m., to address several action items. Key decisions included the adoption of the 2021 Fee Schedule, which passed with a tie-breaking vote from the Mayor, and the rejection of a proposal to install GPS tracking devices on borough vehicles due to cost concerns and the availability of alternative tracking methods. The meeting concluded with a vote to adjourn at 5:46 p.m.

The Morrisville Borough Council held its regular meeting on March 20, 2017, addressing concerns about trash services, streetlight repairs, and significant traffic issues in the Crown Street neighborhood. Residents reported speeding vehicles, near-miss accidents, and requested traffic solutions such as one-way streets or local traffic only restrictions. The council also discussed the annual baseball parade and the status of a camera program.